Every active listing on this shelf is Thorne — 14 of 14 — and all 14 are catalogued as supplements, with no snacks, sprays or personal-care items mixed in. With no brand question to settle, the useful comparisons here are count, price point and formula. Prices run from $40.50 to $85.99 with a median of $59.75, and 10 of the 14 sit above $50, leaving four in the $30-$50 band. The tag map shows where the range leans: 13 of the 14 carry a Women's Health tag, 11 carry Men's Health, 11 carry an energy-and-focus tag, and five are tagged Hair, Skin and Nails, while Sports Nutrition appears on only two of the 14. All 14 also live in Health & Vitamins, and 11 of the 14 overlap with Men's Health.
Counts per Bottle: 30, 60, 90 and 180
Bottle size is the first sorting key. Five listings are 60-count, three are 90-count, three are 180-count, and one — Thorne Ashwagandha Capsules 30 Ct — is the single 30-count option among the 14 and the lowest price on the shelf at $40.50. The 60-count tier holds Thorne Basic Nutrients 2 Day Multivitamin 60 Ct at $59.75 and the $48.00 singles, Vitamin D3 5000 IU and Vitamin B12 Methylcobalamin. In the 90-count tier, Thorne Magnesium Glycinate 120 mg 90 Ct is $48.00 — the form question behind the word glycinate is the subject of our glycinate vs. citrate vs. oxide guide — while Thorne Super EPA Omega 3 Fish Oil 90 Gelcaps is $68.00. The three 180-count bottles are Thorne Zinc Picolinate 30mg Capsules 180 Ct at $68.00 and the two 50+ multivitamins at $80.00 each, Thorne Mens Multi 50+ and Thorne Womens Multi 50+. A count is not a supply length: a panel that asks for two capsules per serving turns a 180-count bottle into 90 servings, so read capsules per serving before comparing a 180 against a 60.
Six Price Points Across 14 Products
Thorne pricing here is tiered rather than continuous. Six distinct price points cover all 14 listings: $59.75 (four products), $48.00 (three), $68.00 (three), $80.00 (two), $85.99 (one) and $40.50 (one). With several formulas sharing one sticker, a within-tier decision comes down to ingredient rather than cost. At $48.00 the choice is among magnesium glycinate, vitamin D3 and B12; at $59.75 it is among Thorne PharmaGABA 100mg Capsules 60 Ct, Berberine 200mg, Basic Prenatal and the two-a-day Basic Nutrients multi. The $68.00 tier crosses three serving units — a 180-count zinc, a 90-gelcap fish oil and an unflavored powder — so divide price by servings per container on each panel — the arithmetic behind our per-serving cost study of 132 labels. The four multivitamin listings — the two 50+ formulas, Basic Prenatal and Basic Nutrients 2/Day — span $59.75 to $80.00.
Two Powders and the Format Split
Measured formats split three ways: seven of the 14 are catalogued as capsules, two as powders, and six under other formats — the titles name the units, as with Super EPA's 90 gelcaps. The two powders, Thorne Whey Protein Isolate Chocolate Powder at $85.99 and Thorne Creatine Monohydrate Powder Unflavored at $68.00, are also the only two of the 14 without a count in the title; the other 13 print one, from 30 to 180. Whey isolate holds the top price among the 14 at $85.99. For a powder, the numbers that matter sit on the panel, not the title: grams per scoop and scoops per container. Two single-tag data points close the map: exactly one of the 14 carries the Omega-3 & Fish Oil tag — the EPA and DHA milligrams behind it are the figures our fish oil label guide decodes — and exactly one carries Digestive Health. If you are adding any of these to an existing routine, talk to your healthcare provider first.
